Hey, this is Cereen Sinclaire. As you probably do not know, I am writing a book about werewolves. Yes. Werewolves. It may sound pretty nerdy, but I assure you, I am focusing on making it as un-nerdy as possible. Big thanks to Stephenie Meyer who totally revamped the Vampire/Werewolf field in fiction, making it fresh and ever so more popular for those who have written/are writing fantasy-romances like so. If you are a Twi-fan, like myself, then you must have been through the after-series withdraws, where you have finished reading all four books of the ever-so addicting saga, and still yern for more vampire-human romance, seeking it in other vampire books (usually ones that cannot even compare to the Twilight saga).
So, with a thankful glass raised to Mrs. Meyer, I can now be sure that if my book was to ever be finished (let alone published), then I can know that it at least will be read. So, with that happy, reassuring thought, I continue writing this book.
What's it about, you ask? Well, I will explain:
It's about a young 17 year old girl, Juliet, who has just lost her gaurdian/grandmother, who is also the only person in her life that she was close with. Now that her grandmother has died, she has to be sent to a womans house to live, who claims to be the aunt she never knew. Of course she didn't know about her, because Juliet suffered from a case of long-term amnesia that was caused by a concussion she recieved in the fatal car accident that killed her parents. Well, after being sent to live with her aunt, she is signed up to attend the high school, where she actually makes friends, and meets an absolutely gorgeous werewolf, Nicholas. Now without spoiling the entire story, I will close with this: she soon finds herself meeting up with her past in more dangerous ways than she was hoping.
So now that you have the somewhat-epic idea of the story, it is now up to me to finish what I've started, which is more of a difficult task than you should think.
